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28 Jan – 7 Feb 2027

Overview of articles

  • Mr. Robot

    A paranoid hacker aims to bring some cyber-anarchy in the corporate world. He cannot trust anyone, not even himself. This dark drama is smartly connec
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  • The Rhythm of Plain White

    Sound itself is an object here and so is language, as sound effects trigger an off-screen narrative and letters rain down in a thunderstorm.
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  • Juke–Passages from the Films of Spencer Williams

    Film essayist Andersen rescues the Afro-American actor, director and scriptwriter Spencer Williams from obscurity with a striking, plotless montage fi
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  • They Were Just People: an Excerpt

    Two circles, twice the same image: a restless pool of simmering tar. The soundtrack also evokes hellish associations: an eyewitness report of atom bom
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  • Face Value

    What possessed Von Trier during his notorious press conference at Cannes? And Bowie when he flirted with fascism? And Kanye West with his megalomania?
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  • Hereditary Language

    A search for and 3D-reconstruction of Methuselah, the oldest living tree on Earth. Its exact location has not been publicly disclosed.
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  • A Woman, a Part

    While undergoing a personal crisis, a successful actress returns to her old theatre company in New York, looking to find a balance. A psychological po
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  • In a Perfect Fever

    Empathy is generally a positive emotion though we shouldn’t underestimate the consequences of the stress it can cause. A stimulating essay.
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  • A Minute Ago

    As a hailstorm showers people on a beach, Rose’s playful video considers the enigma of losing grip on moments that used to feel so present.
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  • Raymond

    Nina Yuen raises the question of whether you can approach and comprehend the world in a purely rational manner. Does something exist if it cannot…
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